in fact, I use it every day on my A1 and it works very well and stable. It seems it's not so for everybody. I had problems on Sam, but now it works also there. Using version 5.0.3.3 pro

Currently, if I want to use my Amiga, I have to work with version 4 for 68K, then save the file, load it into PgS 5 for Windows and then export as PDF (version 4's PDF export is very limited). Rather tiresome - I'd prefer to use PgS 5 for OS4 (which I bought some five years ago and which is still less stable and usable than the old PgS4 for 68k).

gerograph wrote:
@Therefore this would be your solution swoop:

use list command from shell in order to write directory contents to ram:playlist.pls. Load this list inside Playlistconverter and converte it to m3u. You may also want to change filpaths and convert to "window compatible" format as well...

Works fine for me. Have you installed any other contextmenu.cfg files from os4depot or similar? Check the ascii file envarc:contextmenus.cfg to see if it's been modified or corrupted.

TheDaddy wrote:
I see...

Is there a way to display how much free memory out of the 512MB of RAM? I have managed to display the amount of Video Ram available but the memory is always showing 512MB

I live in hope

photogenics is buggy as hell. Gimp works like a charm.

Screenshot from simple SVG viewer that I wrote to test the libsvgtiny and cairo functions:

K-L wrote:
In my AmigaOne G4/1Ghz (fixed) :

*One Radeon 9000 Pro on the AGP Port
*Nothing on the 66Mhz PCI port
*One SATA 3114 card on the 1st PCI 33 Mhz port (with one 1,5TB HD attached)
*One EMU10k sound card on the 2nd PCI 33 Mhz port
*One NEC USB 2 card on the 3rd PCI 33 Mhz port

Everything is working flawlessly.

derfs wrote:
from what i have read about install issues, and with the new install scripts using python but not much documentation being around, would a bounty for a reaction based installation utility be worthwhile?

something where devs can use a GUI front-end to just say these are the files, this is where to put them, it then puts it all in one archive, and when executed runs installer.

it would always use unarc, so protection bits would not be lost, it would always check if files exist already and check file versions are correct before installing, and so on.

you tell me, would this be useful to anyone making or running applications? would there be certain extras that would have to be included to make it worthwhile?

what does everyone think?

thomas wrote:

Why should I? My previous network connection still works without problems.

BTW, I voted three times now and still cannot see any results.

Anyone else tried the wizard? I think the beta testing team would be very grateful if people would feedack if it works or not.

Mikey_C wrote:
I had this problem, but no one else did, probably some random thing. Suggest you go into Internet prefs and set it up manually. You may have to delete everything off it first save settings and then set it up.

Hmm Did you use the network connection wizard or did you set up the connection manually?

Paul wrote:
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I still haven't seen a clear statement whether a card with a Via chip will work or not. I can only say that my NEC based card DOES work.

Paul